Self Lessons learned from Neville Goddard's "Prayer : Art of Believing"

* Assume what you are praying for when you pray with faith.

* Always think of yourself as having what you want. As you pray, keep saying the same thing to God.

* Speaking is thinking out loud, but thinking is constantly speaking low.

* Without expression, there can be neither cognition nor emotion.

* Constantly affirm a subjective image to behave as you anticipate it to by bringing it in front of your eyes. May it be a man, a circumstance, or an accident.

By Prathamesh Nadkarni 

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